Today, Google is the world’s largest search engine. The company has touched the greatest heights of success after the 90s, and it continues to do so nowadays. Currently, Google is so much in use as well as referred to the Internet.
Google is shown on the first page of your browser anytime anywhere, as it’s the most advanced and fast search engine for the internet market. Google owners did not keep themselves restricted to being only a search engine, and so you can have a number of services today offered by Google like:
- GTalk
- Gmail
- Blogger
- YouTube
- Picasa
- Many More
Especially, Gmail Incoming Mail Server has been the most extensively followed services of these all. This service presently boasts of the largest user base in the whole world, with around 435 million people having their private as well as an official email account with Gmail. You can sign into your Gmail anytime anywhere and hence can get unlimited access throughout the world.
The Google’s Gmail service provides email customer access for sending and receiving emails without having to log into the account online. For several security reasons, this email server uses a POP3 protocol to make sure that your email customer supports an encrypted SSL connection before running the setup.
Outgoing & Incoming Gmail Servers
Below mentioned are the requirements that you will need to set up your Gmail on a mail client for both incoming (IMAP) as well as outgoing (SMTP) mail servers are:
- Gmail’s Incoming Mail Server (POP3): pop.gmail.com (SSL enabled, port 995)
- Gmail’s Outgoing Mail Server will utilize the SMTP mail server address offered by your local ISP. Moreover, you can also use smtp.gmail.com (SSL enabled, port 465).
Settings of Gmail IMAP
- IMAP Server Address: imap.gmail.com
- Username: Your Complete Gmail Address, i.e., [email protected]
- Password: Gmail Password (if you have used 2-step authentication for Gmail, then use an application specific Gmail password)
- Port: 993
- TLS/SSL Required: Yes
Note:
For a Gmail IMAP setting, IMAP access is a must to be enabled on the web in the Gmail.
Conclusion
In simple, you can quickly send and receive your important emails by using your Gmail account anywhere, anytime worldwide.
